In a nominally “home” Champions League match, Shakhtar lost to Atalanta with a score of 0:3
Midfielder Shakhtar Marlon Gomez commented on the defeat from Atalanta (0:3) in the second round Champions League.
“What led to the defeat? In my opinion, we were able to create many cases, given that Atalanta is a qualified team and a participant in European competitions. Considering all these facts, we demonstrated a good level, and this match will be a good lesson for us. The tournament continues, and there are still 6 matches ahead in the Champions League, where we will show our best and even more.”
“What had to be done to turn the situation around after the first and second goals conceded? We could have changed the game if we had taken our chances better, especially early in the second half. We lacked a little sharpness in the final phase of the attack. The competition in the Champions League continues, now we will focus on the next game.”
“Support at the stadium in Gelsenkirchen? She was incredible, of course, we wanted to win, but, unfortunately, we were not able to please the fans with a good result. However, I am very grateful to Germany and all the local football fans who supported us and created a homely atmosphere. I’m sure future matches will bring a lot of positive emotions.”
Shakhtar has one point in its asset after two opening matches of the Champions League. Let us remind you that in the first round, Marino Pusic’s team played a draw away against Bologna (0:0).
Shakhtar will play its next match in the Champions League on October 22 away against Arsenal.
Before the international break for national team matches, the Miners will have one more match – on October 6 they will host LNZ.
Source: Sportarena

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